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Lot 492
ASQUITH H. H.: (1852-1928) British Prime Minister 1908-16. Small series of three A.Ls.S. and one T.L.S., H. H. Asquith (1) and Oxford (3), eight pages (total), 8vo and smaller (1), London and Berkshire, 12th December 1923 - 13th March 1926, all to Sir Courtenay Mansel. Asquith thanks his correspondent for a copy of The South Wind, comments on Lord Mansel who 'seems to have been a good fellow: the sort of friend to go tiger-hunting with', invites his correspondent, as a responsible leader of Liberal opinion, to a private meeting with Lord Grey of Falloden in order to discuss 'the steps which ought to be taken to ensure that Liberal Headquarters shall be provided with the resources necessary for its efficient working' and also states, in a letter marked Personal, 'I have always expressed and acted upon the opinion that there should be wide latitude for individual judgement in the Liberal party. But I confess I was surprised to read, from a Liberal pen, a wholesale denunciation of the Parliament Act, of which one of the main purposes was to make Liberal legislation possible'. One of the letters, on a printed correspondence card, has a heavy vertical fold to the centre, G (1) to VG, 4 Sir Courtenay Mansel (1880-1933) Welsh Landowner and Farmer, Barrister and Liberal Party Politician who later joined the Conservatives.
Lot 307
A pair of Vintage Ray-Ban Bausch & Lomb 'Outdoorsman Bullet hole Kalichrome shooters' The yellow metal wire frame featuring Bausch & Lomb Kalichrome yellow hunting and shooting lens, 13cm wide, together with a pair of vintage Ray-Ban 13cm wide, both lacking cases, (both unused and from a collection of Vintage deadstock).(2)
Lot 115
Sword: A 19th century hunting hanger. Unfullered slightly curved blade with clipped back point. Armoured mark (?) to both sides of blade, deeply stamped with image of a crowned head. Clawshell guard with knucklebow decorated with a figure. Staghorn grip. Crossguard with acorn finial. Brass flat pommel with winged head decoration. Blade 22". In a possibly later military type brass mounted leather scabbard (leather worn) This lot requires viewing. Interesting lot.
![CECIL ALDIN (1870-1935),
HUNTING AND COACHING SCENES
pair of colour lithographs, dated [18]99
38cm x 70cm
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Lot 274
A Victorian papier-mache tray of rectangular form, the centre field decorated with fox hunting scene within a bamboo decorated border, by Dyson & Benson of London, bears crowned stamp verso, 77 cm x 58 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall wear and scuffs, some warping, some damage and repairs, including to rim, where there has been some fillering and overpainting. Various splits and cracks, and some chips and losses to rim. Quite a lot of wear to the gilding. Some pitting and deterioration to the surface, various cracquelure. Base appears to be a separate board attached to the rim. Some small splits and some cup marks. Also has some bracket the sides to reverse, possibly repairs or for strengthening.
Lot 376
The Ernest Philipps Photographic Negative Archive, Philipps (1894-1974) was an intrepid press photographer who started in the business at 13, doing his first solo shoot at the 1910 Derby. He took photographs at Gallipoli in 1915, then worked in Fleet Street after the war, co-founding Fox Photos. He later moved to Southampton and remained there as a freelance until the 1960s. The archive consists of about 2,000 silver nitrate negatives, the vast majority on glass with some on celluloid; all are now stored in archival Secol sleeves in 23 boxes - half-plate (5), quarter-plate (18) - with most images dating from the 1940s and 1950s, with some into the 1960s; subject matter noted includes: motor cars, garages, commercial vehicles, liner passengers including on the Queen Mary, noting Oscar Homolka, Yehudi Menuhin and Stirling Moss, the 1946 visit of George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Winchester, Lord and Lady Mountbatten, weddings, naval and military personnel in groups and wartime defences, Sunderland aircraft, aerial views of docks, hunting, farming, divers, parties, Diana Dors and exported goods, G (qty), with some modern sample prints; sold with copyright
Lot 545
MIXED, part sets, Wills & Players, inc. Racehorses & Jockeys, Public Schools, Engineering Wonders, Rugby International, Signalling, Time & Money, many Arms; Polar Exploration, Portals of the Past, mixed Dogs, Highland Clans, a few Irish, Old Hunting Prints, Picturesque London, Fire-Fighting Appliances, football etc., duplication, FR to EX, 100s
Lot 3655
Sporting, Hunting, Fishing and Motoring Miscellany - Pennell-Elmhirst (Captain "Brooksby"), The Cream of Leicestershire: Eleven Seasons' Skimmings, Notable Runs and Incidents of the Chase, first edition, George Routledge and Sons, London 1883, 8vo, cloth boards; Mills (John), The Flyers of the Hunt, first edition, "The Field" Office, London 1859, 12mo, cloth boards; Priam (C.J. Collins), Dick Diminy; Or, The Life and Adventures of a Jockey, Ward and Lock, London [c.1860], 12mo; Stephen (George), The Adventures of a Gentleman in Search of a Horse, [lacking title-page, probably Saunders & Otley, London 1836], half-leather; Clarke (Charles), Crumbs From A Sportsman's Table, Chapman and Hall, London [c.1880], quarter-leather and marbled boards; Grey (Sir Edward), Fly Fishing, The Haddon Hall Library first edition, J.M. Dent & Co., London 1899, full period cloth; Golding (Harry), The Motor Boy, Ward, Lock & Co., Limited, London (7)
Lot 598
Four prints of hunting scenes, Scenes with the Old Mickledale Hunt 'No1, Approaching a Brook', 'No.2 A Good Lead at Timber', 'No.3 The Old Squire and His Following', and 'No.4 Chewing on the Hands', a pair of hunting prints of a comic nature and nine other prints and engravings, size of largest 59 x 49cm, all framed and glazed (15).
Lot 199
A 1950s Jean Allen green and black taffeta evening dress,with leaf patterned design,a Vivienne Westwood red wool hunting jacket,with black velvet collar and pockets, a pair of Moschino multicoloured pattern jeans, a Diorling by Christian Dior twinset, cream with yellow, green and black design, and a Premanville et Dawavrin pink dupion silk jacket and skirt (7)
Lot 507
Various 19thC Staffordshire and other decroative jugs, to include a Staffordshire pink lustre design example decorated with deer in a naturalistic setting with barkwork handle, polychrome decorated in green, yellow and pink, 18cm high, a similar designed jug, another hunting scene jug, etc. (4).
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